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UEFA fines Chelsea $23.6M and Barcelona $17.7M for financial monitoring rules breaches
- Uefa has fined Chelsea €27 million for financial sustainability breaches for the years ending 2023 and 2024, as noted by Uefa's statement.
- Chelsea faces the risk of an additional €52 million fine for conditional breaches of Uefa's financial rules.
- Aston Villa has also been fined €9.5 million and faces a potential further €15 million in conditional fines.
- Both Chelsea and Aston Villa may be under scrutiny regarding these agreements for up to four years, according to Uefa's statement.
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The European Football Union (UEFA) today issued heavy fines to several clubs, including Barcelona and Chelsea, for not respecting financial fair play.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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Inter and Milan promoted by the auditors of Uefa, Rome fined 3 million in relation to fair financial play. It goes worse in Chelsea and Barcelona that they will have to pay, respectively, 20 and 15 million
·Italy
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Those who violate the financial rules will be sanctioned. UEFA now announces some details and consequences.
The Club Financial Control Body (ICFC) has imposed heavy fines on several clubs, including the Olympique Lyonnais.
·Paris, France
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